SOLVED Add Flip 3D to Context Menu

Elmer BeFuddled

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Here you go Fire Cat!

To add Flip 3D to your context menu save the following code as a .reg file and merge with your registry.
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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Flip 3D]
@="Flip 3D"
"Icon"="C:\\WINDOWS\\Explorer.exe,18"
"Position"="Top"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Flip 3D\command]
@="C:\\Windows\\System32\\rundll32.exe DwmApi #105"
The "Position" can be changed to "Bottom" or, if left blank or omitted, it will find its own home. Enjoy!!

 
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YEH! Thanks Elmer!

Nice - Got it working in 20secs :)

NOOOOO - It gives me a "Application not found" error! :eek:
 
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Here you go Fire Cat!

To add Flip 3D to your context menu save the following code as a .reg file
Code:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Flip 3D]
@="Flip 3D"
"Icon"="C:\\WINDOWS\\Explorer.exe,18"
"Position"="Top"

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\Background\shell\Flip 3D\command]
@="C:\\Windows\\SysWow64\\rundll32.exe DwmApi #105"
The "Position" can be changed to "Bottom" or, if left blank it will find its own home. Enjoy!!

great work Elmer..:cool: but i want to know the wave effect on the context menu is that *flip 3D*??:confused:
 

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Nah - He just opened up Photoshop and made the context menu shorter, but in a styly way ;) My context menu is bigger than my screen, so I don't post all of it when I make tuts ;) Neither does he :p

Press on Windowskey+Tab to see Flip 3D!
 

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YEH! Thanks Elmer!

Nice - Got it working in 20secs :)

NOOOOO - It gives me a "Application not found" error! :eek:
Fire Cat, in the original code it read C:\Windows\SysWoW64... now changed it to read
C:\Windows\System32... (in the Bottom line). Sorry about that :eek::eek::eek: (you haven't got a SysWoW64 folder)

Nah - He just opened up Photoshop and made the context menu shorter, but in a styly way ;)
Flash Git. Ain't I!!!
 
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Nah - He just opened up Photoshop and made the context menu shorter, but in a styly way ;) My context menu is bigger than my screen, so I don't post all of it when I make tuts ;) Neither does he :p

Press on Windowskey+Tab to see Flip 3D!

Hahahhahaha :DThat was g8...I knew about Flip 3D ie Windowskey+Tab but i got a little confused when i saw that on Context Menu...:confused:

But Cyril i wanna know why will 1 add this to Context Menu because toggling b/w multiple windows will be much easier by using the normal key combo 1 has to click N number of time to get it done...:confused:
:confused::confused::confused::confused::dontknow::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:
 

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People like me can't be bothered to touch the keyboard ;)
 

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I like using the "third" button on my mouse (scroll wheel) to activate/deactivate the flip.
 

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I like using the "third" button on my mouse (scroll wheel) to activate/deactivate the flip.
I've only just mastered the black art of scrolling the mouse wheel, let alone clicking the bugger!!
 

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Hehehe - I've mastered the art of scroll :D
Especially with my mouse, which has two different scrolling types, which include horizontal scrolling and "loose" scrolling.

I think I'll add a link to my third button as well...
 

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